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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-06-25
Land Deolslons.

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Digest Of laad decisions furnished the IsrEs-ooEAs
BY $: W: Snow. land attorney, 1888 7 street, Washing
Practioe-Rule 48.-The refusal of the
entryman to answer on cross-examina.
ton, questions pertinent to the issue, is
such an ir,egularity IS to warrant the
general land Office in u re.examination
Of the case, though no appeal was taken
from the decision of the local office.
Sec'y to com'r, April %, 1887, case Of
Harris VS.. Mayne.
Practice-Mortgage-An assignee or
mortgage may file III the local office,
under oath, a statement of his interest
in a pending entry, and have the same
noted of record, and thereafter he will
be entitled to notice Of any adverse &C.
ton on said entry. Sec'y to com'r,
April 26, 1887 case of American Invest
ment company.
Homestead-Act June Is, 1884
contest instituted against the original
entry suspends action upon the subse-
quent application 10 purchase, under
the second section Of the act of June
Is, 1880. A contest terminating in an
order Of cancellation, cuts off theTright
Of purchase under said act. Sec'y to
commissioner, May 2, 1887, case of
Lyons vs., O'shanghnessy.
Commutation.-In the absence of
fraud, now final proof may be submitted
within the lifetime Of the original entry.
An application for reconsideration
should be acted upon without prejudice
to rights recognized by the first decision.
Sec'y to com'r, May 2, 1884, case of
Thos. Nash.
Notice-Posting.-Notice by publica.
cation includes posting of notice upon
the land in contest, and if such posting
is omitted, the notice is incomplete and
Jurisdiction is not acquired. The record
must show afirmatiyely all matters of
notice requisite to confer jurisdiction.
sec'y to com'r, May s, 1887, case of
Kelly VS. Grameng.
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Excitement in Texas.

the vicinity of Paris, Tex, by the remark
able recovery of Mr.. J. +. Corley, who
was so helpless he could not turn in bed,
or raise his head everybody said he was
dying Of Consumption. A trial bottle of
DR.. Kings New Discovery was sent him.
Finding relief, he bought a large bottle
and q box of DR.. Kings New Life Pills;
by the time he had taken two boxes Of
Pills and two bottles of the Discovery,
he was we'll and had gained in flesh
pounds.
Trial Bottles Of this Great Discovery
free at Bennett d Horsman's. Also at
Omich q Chafee's, Bartlett.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-06-25
AN EPIDEMIC,
A Violent Form Of Cholera Morbus
at Belknap, Iowa, Prostrates
the Whole Community,

A PLAIN STATEMENT OF THE FACTS By A
LEADING MERCHANT OF THE TOWN.
Last summer we had an epidemic in
this community in tho form of cholera
morhus. Nearly every man, woman and
child was Frustrated by it, and it seemed
to be a very violent form. We tried
every medicine we had or could find
without relief. I then went to Ottumwa
and Blake, Bruce & Co., wholesale drug
gists, advised me to take home Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhaa
Remedy. I done so and distributed it,
and it gave relief Immediately. it worked
like magic. I ordered more of the rem
edy at once, and sold it during the DAY
at my store, and at night at my home.
I sold as much during the night as I did
during the day. The people here can
not say enough in praise of Chamber
lain's Colo. Cholera and Diarrhpa REM
ody. J.. H. Hellwig, merchant, Belknap,
Iowa. Sold by G. o. Maloney. ~
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The Verdict Unanimous.

W: D; Suit, Druggist, .Bippus, Ind.
testified: IL can recommend Electric
Bitters as the very best remedy. Every
bottle sold has given relief in every case
One man took six bottles, and was cured
Of Rheumatism of 10 years standing"
Abraham Hare, druggist, Bellvilie; Ohio
aiiirms: 1.-The best selling medicine I
have even handled in my twenty years
experience, is Electric Bitters." Thous.
ands o others have added their testimo-
Electric Bitters do, cure all diseases oi
the Liver, Kidneys or Blood. Only a
half dollar q bottle at Bennett & Hors.
mans drug store. Also by Omich &
Clsafee, Bartlett.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-06-25
How to Work Against Your. Tow1
Oulruuuo Tina.

Dubuque Times.
Oppose Improvements.
Mlstrust its public e
Run it down to strangers.
Go to some other town to trade,
do not invest Al cent lay YOUR money
out somewhere else.
Lengthen your face when Il stranger
speaks Of locating in 1t.
liz man wants to buy your property
charge him two prices for it.
If he wants to buy anybody's else in
terfere and discourage him.
Refuse to see the merritt in any scheme
that does not directly benefit you, and
keep up 81 continual croaking.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-06-25

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoris,
When she was = Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-06-25
Druekennees o. the Liquor Habit Positively
Cured BY aaministsrineI0f. Haines'

It can be giyenin cup Of coffee or tea with.
absolutely harmless and viii eject q nar nSa y
m mada and speedy cure. whether the patisenti IS :
mTo o1 = arinker or an alcoholic wreck.
perate men who have taken Golden snecisc
IN their coffee without their knowledEe. and
tto To- Sy, R9elie V they quit drinking Of their own
once impregnated with the SPECIFIC il becSomes
an utter impossibility for the liquor appetite Ia
exist. For full particulars, address GoLDEN
SPECIFIC CO., 1856 Race st., Cincinnati. d.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-06-25

j. E. JENKS, Local Agent.
c. II. WARREN, General Pass. Agent. St Pan, Min,
y. MARVEL, General Manager.
VS.. ALEXANDER, Traffic Manager
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-06-25
Irvine Reduced.

Binding Irvine IL cents per pound at e
". Hanson's. l2tf
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-06-25

Lights u uOTScS. Ill INK manner 1t
may be said that the rights of the pro-
gressive white men must be considered
in preference to the wishes Of the lazy
Indians. DIR. Bland tells the people of
New England that the Indians are inca.
pable of civilization, and ought not to be
compelled to take farms. 1t might be
added to the remarks of the Indians
friend that the worthless savages never
will be capable of civilization as long as
the government provides for them and
permits them to roam at large over inn
mense and almost boundless tracts of
fertile prairie. The Indian must 90. and
the sooner the better. Especially must
he go from the Dakota empire.
There is a general belief here that Sec
rotary Lamar will be the successor of
the late Justice Wood upon the bench Of
the United States supreme court. Mr..
Lamar is an able lawyer and a profound
thinker and student. He would grace
the bench, and add dignity as we'll as
acumen to the position. AS he is sixty
two years of age it is hoped that lie will
be appointed, because of the maturity of
his Judgment and experience and be-
cause it has been his ambition for the last
twenty years OF his life to reach the DO
sition. Flo will easily live until the AGE
OF retirement. seventy years, and his
name would add to the lustre of the dis
tinguished court.
In IN event of the selection of Mr.,
Lamar for that position the senior sena-
tor from North Carolina will be appoint
ed secretary of the interior. Senator
Ransom 10 Of the ablest of the south
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-06-25

Digest Of land decisions furnished the INTER-OoEAN
by s. ". Snow. land Attorney, 1888 7 street, Washing
ton D. c.:
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The Massachusetts, smelling committee" has
made its report and finds that the Federal Gov
1rnment has still In its employ In this city $50
Massachusetts, republicans and only rs Massachu-
sets democrats; or, In other words that about 90
per cent OF the Massachusetts people in the de-
parments here are opposed in politics to the adj
miniStration. In the state OF Massachusetts, the
Federal office-holders number 4,O47, OF whom
1889, or somewhat more than so per cent are re-
publicans The Massachusetts, republicans re-
famed at home and In Washington are estimated
by the committee TO consume some five million
dollars year OF Government money In salaries.
Hence tears and wailing and the crashing OF teeth
Has It occurred to the smelling committee" TO
compare cause and effect, or at all events to note
some striking condolences In states more favored
than theiFs7 Doubtless Ii they had taken this
trouble they would have discovered that New York
and New Jersey, Maryland and Delaware, Ohio
and California, Georgia and Mississippi, either
give permanent democratic majorities Or at least,
stand In the column OF doubtful states, while
Massachusetts, remains solidly republican, except
on the rare occasions when bolt In the ruling
party gives the victory to its foes It may be that
the administration feels that such favors IL has
20 bestow would go with better grace to the demo-
Gratis who seem TO be able to make some return In
kind than TO those who cannot command a large
enough measure OF public confidence TO carry their
states In q close contest.
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Mrrs UsDrnwrAn To ORpxa.

We aEs preparsd to make 70 your measure
Underwear. Might Shirts and PajamAs from any
kind Of material you may elect
We are showing sxesl1ent lina Of Tlannels, in
white red. assorted srsy shades. and large
variety Of Fancy Flannsls, in checks. plaids and
stripes
Gentlemen who have experienced difficulty in
being fitted from regular stocks or otherwise.
are invited to make q selection from our large
line Of samples and allow US trial. - We are
confident Of our ability to please the most ex-
act.
Men's Department. enter 1913 street)
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
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Geographical extremes meet, locally speaking,
and the East Washington Association finds itself
-pon the same platform as the West Washington
Association In endorsing the Commissioners as
'men OF sterling integrity and worth, anxious to
perform their arduous duties faithfully and fully
II VIII be understood after while that the people
of the District believe the Commissioners to be
Straightforward and honest, even though they
criticfse severely some Official decisions and some
Of the District building business methods
Another serious break in the L-street water
main, with the customary Hood and water famine
further emphasizes the fact that IAN ounce of
prevention Is worth pound OF cure
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AS had been anticipated, the meeting Of citizens
last night to arrange welcome for Ex-Governor
shepherd was thoroughly representative and en-
thusiastfc. The popular demonstration will take
the shape Of parade and Review In which civic and
military organizations OF the District and citizens
generally viii participate, anu on the following
day public reception 1t was also proposed that
the day OF the parade and review be made by the
Commissioners public holiday In the District.
However small the power Of the Commissioners
may be to take legal and effective action In the
matter, the people Of Washington can, to large
extent, make the day holiday by treating 1t as
such. The suggestion of an exchange that Shep-
herd, not Columbus, discovered the District OF
Columbia Is pertinent, and as between the two
worthless Shepherd Is at least as much entitled to
the honor OF holidays, fireworks, and parades To-
day as Columbus In 1892. And his reception will
be rouSing one!
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AUTUMN DaRss FABRrcs.

AUTUMN DHEss FABRICS
THE DRESS GOODS COUNTERS
are rapidly filling up with the choicest woollens
of both markets for wear the coming season.
sU1T1Nas AND CLOTHS
for the popular tailor-msde costumes in pro-
fusion Of visible andinvisibie Checks Hair-line
Stripes, Illuminated Mixtures, and all the de-
sirable Plain Shaded We ere showing nlumi-
mated Camel's Hair. Billiard Cloths, Almas. Sc
bastopols Hindoo Cloths, serges. Henriettas.
Shoodas. Foules, Arnheim Sutinss, Cash
meres. Ladies' Cloths. English suitings, Scotch
Mixtures. Broadcloths, &C.. &c.
Elegant line Of Plaid woollens in . varietyof
choice color combinations.
Cleft Of Main Entrance.)
An authority on the subject says: "Silks are
rapidly resumins their old position q the lead
ing fabric for Ladies' Fine Costumes. a. no other
fabric vie with it in its rich and graceful sp-
pearsnce"
Prominent manufacturers are introducingnew
weaves in Black Silks Of soft, pliable charac-
ter rich in appearance and dursbly woven with
Especial view Of adapting them to the present
mode Of close fitting, profusely -draped cos
tunes
We take especial pride in introducing to the
public the products Of such reputable silk man
ufacturers as Guinet. Bonnet. shroedsrs aud
others. who guarantee their silks to give better
satisfaction and service than any other known
brsnda
In Black Silks we are showing the following
weaves:
Peau de Sole, Satin de Lyon. Fsille Diamant,
Faille Flora, Satin Monopole, Faille Franchise,
Armure, Jersey, Satin Duchesse. MORE. Pekin
Stripes, Mervedlleux. Rhsdames, Surshs, Gros
Grains, &c.
We are equally well stocked in Colored Silks.
the line embracing all the new fashionable
shades for fall and winter
tMain floor: rear Of 1913, F street entrsnce)
vELvETs.
More variety than we have yet shown Ut the
beginning Of any season. More popular than
ever for either full suits. combinations or trim
mings. The plain colors are shown in a num-
Der Of entirely new shades as we'll as the con-
ventional ones. The Fancies come In plaids,
checks. and stripes. in rich. harmonizing colors
attractively combined.
Excellent line of Watered velvets and Moire
Striped Pushes in choice line of selected col.
ors.
Black Silk Velvets; plain striped, checked,
and in plaids.
New line Of shades in Silk Pushes, 81 and
SI25.
Notwithstanding the attractiveness Of the
several lines. customers will ind the prices
very reasonable.
tMain floor: rear Of 1913 Fst)
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
$50 Cor. 18th and F sits. n ".
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E1pHoszo Youses Co.
ARE OFFERING:

ELEGANT Cape Cod BERRIES largo
firm and bright
ASPARAGUS-New-PsckC Colossal in square packaees
and extra tender tips IN round packages
BEEF TONGUES-EItra large Sugar Cured fresh
from the the smoke-house twice q week
EDAS CHEESE-Direct from the New York Import
ers First arrival Of these goods this season
FolAIO ChIPs1Finest in the world. Fresh and
crisp from the oven every other day.
NANDHELING JAVA COFFEE-A genuine article
drink obtsinable.
OLD GOVT JAVA COFFEE-Also a genuine article
OF highest grade, roasted fresh once q day VERY
men and mellow In the cup. Price not quite 50
high as the Nsndheling.
SILVER KING FLOUR-Admittedb by all who try it to
os the Thl1est richest and sweetest -four ever
TABLE OIL-Absolutely Pure Olive Oil of a verv
superior quality Another large invoice inst in
and price greatly reduced
FhkSCa FEAS-Ins seasons pack and importation
on, tnsi IN Very nne in favor sweet and tender
CUAMPlGSONS-Alsc new goods. very ine in flavor
and perfect in form These goods are Certainly
very desirable, and the price exceedingly mod
ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY,
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THrsk IT OvrR.

Think 1r Own.
WE RECEIVED PER ADAMS EXPRESS THIS A
N. THREE LARGE CASES CONTAINING FIVE
STYLES OF FALL ovERcoATs WHICH DUB
BUYERS PRESENCE IN NEW YORK AT AN oP-
FORTUNE MOMENT ENABLES US TO OFFER AT
TEN DOLLARS ts1W EACH. WE ARE SAFE IN
SAYING THAT NO SUCH VALUES WERE EVER
OFFERED IN FALL ovERCoATs BEFORE.
THINK OF MoHAIR CASHMERE FALL OVER
COAT. LINED WITH FARMERS SATIN. SILK
FACED. STITCHED EDGES, SOFT ROLL. WILL
LOOK EQUALLY WELL WHETHER WORN BUT
TONED OR OPEN, PERFECT FITTING IN EVERY
PARTICULAR, FOR TEN DOLLARS (sl0). INA
CINE VERY DARK SILK MIXED, BLACK
GROUND. WITH SILVER SHOT sPARsELY DIS
TR1BUTEp OVER THE SURFACE TRIMMED
AND MADE UP IN PRECISELY THE SAME NAN
NER, AT THE. SAME PRICE, TEN DOLLARS (slO)
THINK OF IT! AN INDIsTINCT PLAID IN A
SCOTCH CHEvIoT. COVERT COAT. ROUGH SUR.
FACE, ELEGANTLY FINISHED, ULTRA STYLISH,
AND PERFECT FITTING; SAME PRICE: TEN
DOLLARS ts10,. THESE ARE THE VALUES THAT
AWAIT YOU HERE. JUST AT THE TINE WHEN
YOU MOST NEED THEM: AT s12, SIS. s1s, SEQ,
s22. sa5, $780, AND ss5. WE ARE OFFERING
VALUES IN FALL ovERcoArs EQUALLY GOOD
IN PROPORTION TO THE PRICES MARKED
WHATEVER AMOUNT YOU WISH TO INVEST
WITH YOU ARE SURE OF RECEIVING HONEST
VALUE FOR EVERY DOLLAR YOU SPEND.
sAKS AND COMPANY,
OUTFITTERs
SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE
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BIB 4. UU Nm y ssss

BIB A A UU ~ $50
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
Our Fall Stock has now arrived. and We are showing
line Of Goods in this Department that We know can.
not be matched in town for STYLE, QUALITY and
PRICE We have entire second Aoor front build
ing) devoted to our Upholstery Department. and we
can safely say that have of the handsomest in
the city.
NO FANCY PRICES FOR FANCY GOODS
We will mention few SPECIALS, but you will have
to SEE the Stock and Prices yourself before you can
form an idea Of how low We are selling our Gooda
PoRT1EREs
CHENILLE-we have them all prices from se q Pair
and upward. all new designs. We mention one
item which IL remarkably cheap: 25 PAIRS I'M
PORTED CHENILLE PORTIERES, full so inches
wide, 81 long, beautiful Oriental DESIGNS, all
colors, for $40 Pair: actually worth $780,
sHEnIAS-we mention something Special in sHEI.
LAS PORTIERE, all Silk. It is fully worth
s165O; handsome Patterns all colors, at S1l.5O
. Pair.
TURCOMANs-An immense assortment Of them at
all prices. The Portiere which we are selling at
$2.75 Pair IL fully worth $3.50. Our S325
Portiere would be cheap at "a 90. But the most
remarkable ones are those which we are selling at
ST.25 Pair. full width and length. 36-inch Che
mile Dado. cannot be matched under $40.
LACE CURTAINS
Our line consists Of $50 different Patterns, all the
newest desgns We are showing something very
pretty in TWO-TONED NOTTINGHAM at % Q
Pair, 80 inches wide, worth 20 per cent more.
Something at s375, extra good value, worth IS.
Beautiful RUSSIAN BORDER Curtain, At az; worth
fully %.
Curtain at e125 Pair. excellent value. Tape Edge
The cheapest is 75c., Tape Edge all around worth
81.
TABLE COVERS.
An immense assortment. all materials PLUSH, SPE-
CIAL, Small Size. CSC; "A, 81 IS; all colors.
We are showing beautiful line of CURTAIN ORA.
PERIES and TAPESTRIES, al priceA.
Beautiful line Of FIGURED FLORENCE SILKS.
Ask to see them.
We have not space to mention anything else but have
in stock much finer Goods than which we have
advertised; also cheaper ones Prices guaranteed
the lowest.
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The important question whether the local asso-
cations shall now hold new elections OF delegates
70 the Citizens Committee In view OF the october
election OF Officers in that body, or whether the
present delegates shall hold during the coming
session OF Congress win be brought before the
next meeting OF the Citizens Committee. The
rule providing that officers of the Citizens Com
mittee shall be elected In October seems to indi-
cate that changes In the personnel Of that body
should go into effect at that time. On the other
hand any serious disturbance OF the makeup of
the present Citizens Committee and its subcom-
mittees will in effect bring a new organization
into existence to win public confidence afresh
settle questions practically determined and waste
much labor by the committees to be displaced.
1t would perhaps be better so far as work this
winter Is concerned TO have the present delegates
hold Office for year from the present time The
Citizens Committee should regulate definitely the
term, and time OF election OF its members.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-20

The prominent citizen who, In another column,
urges the erection OF public statue for Alex. R.
shepherd and backs up his opinion by Offering so
handsome acontribution, but voices the sentiment
OF thousands who think the time has come for
some permanent substantial mark Of the public
appreciation OF shepherds grand work-something
that In Identifying his name with the beautiful
city OF his creation shall show, In enduring bronze
OF marble, what manner of man Shepherd was
And nowhere could nobler subject be found for
the artist; grand head, In which mental and
physical strength are combined in equal propor-
tons, supported by stalwart frame In keeping:
combination and a form indeed
Where every god did seem To set his seal
TO give the world assurance OF q man.
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Other larv and handsomely Furnished Houses.
Unfurnshed Houses, Rats aud Office Rooms.
a. Ii. ROBERTSON, Real Lstate Broker
slS-tt' 1915 II IT NV.
lyoR RENT-l203 41H ST. NEAR NJ n. W, 10
Il rooms bath and cellar. all M. d. newly papered
and painted and IN thorough rep air $40.
sl9-3t X. ii. 4. LEllDID. 1881 ST NV.
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The Stock il Registered at AMERICAN LOAN AND
TRUST CO., and Listed on the CONSOLIDATED Ex-
CHANGE
The Company owns TWO CLAIMS on the Carson
River, 40 acres. containing QUICKSILVER and BIJII
ION from BONANZA MILLS. Competent EXPERT,
claim that over $40 1000, 600 can be reclaimed
The above offer At $500 per share will hold mod
until the 30th Of this month.
Send orders with New York Drafts. Pos. Office Order
or Registered Letter to
". S. CHAMBERLAIN. AGENT,
s90-tu.th.s.2w lis Broadway. New York City
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lSOR RENT-Bf X. o. HOLTZMAN.
l. FURNISHED.

Il, near Conn. $500 X, 9th st l2r 5000
Mass mr. Thos C.-.5i333 18th a jefferson m 200
Iowa Circle l5r 30 Conn; y.n'r Dupontc. lao
Lafayette So, lsr 2pO 9th.above st, 1sr. 100
stnear 10th st l2r 20 Lafayette So, 19r.. 1866
Vermont ay, near q; lr23O mr. 10th ST. 12r 1866
h, near Conn. sy l5r = 30 l. 18TH st. Tor sI25
18th ST.. near n. 2or..2lO ST. Iowa Circle l25
h St, near Atm lGr..20O IL IN. St. lOr loo
18th ST., L. 10 r. 2On 2lst hear A. At tks
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500 A MONTH
FOR AN INVESTMENT OF ONLY 1920

The undersigned has limited amount OF Treasury
Stock OF THE CARSON RIVER DREDGING CON.
PASY, on which the officers think they will be able to
pay 10 PER CENT MONTH. to commence before
January l. This would make q very handsome in yeat
ment and will pan out" a. follows:
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ELPHoNZo YoUNGs COMPANY,
42S 9th St, bet D and E SITS.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.
NOR RENT-A SUITE OF DESIRABLE OFFICES
Il in Warner Building, GIG + ST. u. W.; we'll adapted
for a patent OF pension attorney.
sl5-6ts B. r. WARNER co.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY OR COUNTRY
Wl property ut lowest rates and collateral secur
ity. C. H. KNIGHT. COZ 18th st. NV. sI7-1w'
MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS RANGING FROM
M $500 to 81 5000 approved real estate; de-
lays, charges reasonable. JOHN SHERMAN CO..
1907 st. slim
6.)n 900 IN SUMS TO SUIT, ON FIRST
A. p HILL 4 CO.,
e9-1m 1888 st.